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...headlining question. But after you’ve sampled the syllabus’ smorgasbord of theologians and philosophers theorizing about the relationship between earthly ethics and the existence of God, you just might be able to take a stab at the answer yourself. Plus, if you attend lectures religiously, then forgoing the reading is permitted. Harris’ lectures are so lucid that paying attention will save you hours in Lamont, which translates to more run-amuck time for you godless ones. Beverly Foulk is a demanding but first-rate TF; the other sections run the gamut from excruciatingly boring...
...your three quiz grades. But it doesn’t really matter when your TF manages to mark everyone down to a C. The class should add an extra problem set asking a couple of interesting demographic questions: How many students are enrolled in the course? And how many attend lecture? Like most demographic stats, the disparity is shocking. The availability of lecture videos hits numbers harder than would the bubonic plague.Oh, the dreaded QR. But do not to fear, Humanities Harvard, even if you can’t pass a course on counting people. Everyone knows the Core?...
...depending on where you fall on the spectrum. Professor Eric Heller and most of his students are quite enthusiastic, but if you aren’t interested in the hows and whys of wind instruments, the coursework will likely bore you.If you’ve made a commitment to attend class, the antics of Science A-29, “The Nature of Light and Matter” is most likely to entice you to actually show up. Each lecture features a fun demonstration, usually concerning how light reacts under different circumstances. A-35’s science component...
...rough, but at least we’re getting more studying done.” Other teams at Harvard and in the Ivy League are choosing more moderate solutions. Sue Caples, head coach of the field hockey team, allows her players to use Facebook.com, but makes them attend hazing and alcohol education seminars beyond those events required for all Harvard athletes. “We’re taking a stronger stance on addressing it than in past years,” Caples said. “I would be quite remiss if I didn’t attack...
...don’t know whether you cope better over five years or not,” said Ambrose’s mother, Sharon N. Ambrose. “Maybe it gets worse.” With every Sept. 11 since the attacks, the Ambroses attend memorial services at the Pentagon. “They had 184 beams of light that they lit up above the Pentagon, one for each person who was killed at the Pentagon,” said Sharon. “You looked up as you sat there, and these beams seemed to go on forever...